ssrs 2008 - report url question

  • I am admin on the report server.

    I am able to login to the below url from my local machine:

    https://servername/Reports

    But from outside the network I can't login to https://servername/Reports . I get the below error:

    HTTP Error 401.1 - Unauthorized

    You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials that you supplied.

    Please let me know how I can resolve this. Thanks.

  • What kind of security do you have set up for this instance of SSRS? Did you keep the default Windows/NTLM? If so, that is your problem. If you are outside of the network, then the user coming across is not authenticated.

    Brian K. McDonald, MCDBA, MCSD
    Business Intelligence Consultant
    Jacksonville, Florida

  • Brian, what kind of security he set up for this instance of SSRS?

    Woodymax

  • hi,

    try this...

    1) go to http:\\localhost\Reports

    2) go to properties tab

    3) add a role as content manager called "BUILTIN\Users"

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  • amarsale (9/7/2010)


    hi,

    try this...

    1) go to http:\\localhost\Reports

    2) go to properties tab

    3) add a role as content manager called "BUILTIN\Users"

    Seriously dude...you need some good revision

    Raunak Jhawar (9/7/2010)


    amarsale (9/7/2010)


    step 1 : Go to the url http://localhost/Reports.

    step 2 : Go to the Tab named 'Properties'

    step 3 : Remove all roles except 'BUILTIN\Administrators'

    step 4 : ur done...

    Amar, sorry to say but you missed the point

    dbowlin (8/26/2010)


    I guess first you have to define anywhere. You are on a private subnet, so the IP solution mentioned should only work on your subnet. If you really want it to be accessible anywhere, then you need to do some firewall configuration.

    The report has to deployed on a dedicated server. User will be authenticated either on Kerberos(with delegate) or WinNegotiate or any custom security protocol which will enable the user to browse any UDM installed on a separate UDM deployment server.

    If it is just report server then it could is a WindowsNTLM

    Raunak J

  • Hi,

    I Think i had a hangover 😀 but it's gone.

    Just do what raunak said...

    Regards,

    Amar Sale

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